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Steve Smith Retires From ODI Cricket After Champions Trophy Semifinal Exit
Cricket Australia Chief Executive Todd: Australia's star batter Steve Smith has announced his retirement from One-Day Internationals, bringing an end to a remarkable 14-year career in the 50-over format. He will continue to be available for Test and T20I selection.
Smith's decision came just after Australia’s semi-final defeat to India by four wickets in the ICC Champions Trophy, where Smith top-scored with 73 runs in what turned out to be his final ODI innings.
The 35-year-old batter has played 170 ODIs, scoring 5800 runs at an average of 43.28 and a strike rate of 86.96, including 12 centuries and 35 half-centuries. He finished his career as the 12th highest run-getter for Australia in ODIs. Having made his debut as a legspinning allrounder, he also picked 28 wickets and took 90 catches.
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I'm Pretty Sure Archer Is Keen To Play Test Cricket: McCullum
T20 World Cup: England head coach Brendon McCullum said pacer Jofra Archer is keen to play Test cricket for the country in the upcoming season. The 29-year-old has struggled with a recurring stress fracture in his elbow and a back stress fracture since his last Test appearance in 2021.
Windies Great Viv Richards Reveals What Quality Of Virat Kohli He Cherishes The Most
International Masters League Governing Council: After India talismanic batter Virat Kohli silenced his critics of his form with a match-winning Champions Trophy century against Pakistan, former West Indies World Cup-winning skipper Vivian Richards revealed the one quality of Kohli’s game he would have loved to adopt if he were playing in today’s era.
'If It's Two Different People, Then Great Too': McCullum Hints At Split ODI, T20I Captaincy
T20 World Cup: England will now have to make crucial leadership decision after their disappointing Champions Trophy campaign as head coach Brendon McCullum addressed the captaincy issues, hinting that England may opt for multiple skippers or identify one player to handle the captaincy of both the ODI and T20I teams.
IML 2025: Gayle, Benn Guide West Indies Masters To Second Win
The DY Patil Stadium: Chris Gayle, Dwayne Smith, Sulieman Benn, and Ravi Pampaul turned back the clock as West Indies Masters handed England Masters an eight-run defeat for their second victory in the inaugural International Masters League (IML) here on Thursday.
Champions Trophy: Pakistan, Bangladesh End Campaigns Winless After Wash Out In Rawalpindi
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium: Pakistan and Bangladesh have ended their 2025 Champions Trophy campaigns without a win after their final Group A match was abandoned due to rain at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday. Both teams will now end with a point each due to the washout.
IPL 2025: Exciting Opportunity To Step Into This New Role, Says Pietersen On Becoming DC’s Mentor
Dr YS Rajasekhara Reddy ACA: After being appointed as Delhi Capitals’ mentor ahead of the upcoming IPL 2025 season, former England captain Kevin Pietersen said it was an exciting opportunity for him to step into this new role.
IML: England Meet Windies As Sri Lanka Masters Bounce Back To Beat South Africa
Sri Lanka Masters: A day after their national team made a sorry exit from the Champions Trophy, the England Masters will take field against the West Indies Masters in the inaugural International Masters League 2025 here on Thursday evening, hoping to keep alive their chances of reaching the semifinals.
Personal Views, Bit Of Ankle Pain', Starc Reveals Reasons Behind Champions Trophy Absence
ICC World Test Championship Final: Australia quick Mitchell Starc has revealed "ankle pain and personal reasons" were the reasons behind his decision to sit out the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
I'd Seen My Childhood Heroes Win This Award: Bumrah On His Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy Honour
Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy: India’s pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah, who capped off a remarkable 2024 by receiving his ICC Awards and Team of the Year caps in Dubai, has opened up on his historic run for India across all formats and winning the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy for ICC Men’s Cricketer of the Year, and said that it feels surreal to earn the honour that once was won by his childhood heroes.
IML: Simmons Masterclass Helps West Indies Masters Crush Australia By 7 Wickets
DY Patil Sports Stadium: Lendl Simmons aggressive 44-ball undefeated 94 overpowered Shane Watson's 48-ball century and helped the West Indies Masters outclass the Australia Masters by 7 wickets in the inaugural International Masters League (IML) at the DY Patil Sports Stadium.
England Set To Revive Five-Test Series Beyond Ashes And India: Report
Wales Cricket Board: England are planning to re-introduce a five-match Test series against teams beyond Australia and India, with Pakistan and South Africa emerging as the frontrunners for extended battles. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) sees this as a crucial step in re-invigorating global interest in Test cricket, aiming to revive the format’s ability to develop long, gripping narratives over multiple matches.
Champions Trophy: Jasprit Bumrah Receives His ICC Awards And Team Of The Year Caps
ICC Chairman Jay Shah: Ahead of the highly-anticipated India-Pakistan clash in the 2025 Champions Trophy at the Dubai International Stadium, fast-bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah received his ICC Awards and Team of The Year caps for his stellar performances in 2024.
WPL 2025: Chenille Henry Slams Fastest Fifty Of The Event, Takes UPW To 177/9
The West Indies: Chinelle Henry’s quickfire 62 off 23 balls, propelled UP Warriorz to a competitive score of 177/9 against Delhi Capitals in their Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 match at the M. Chinnaswamy here on Saturday. The West Indies' batter played the rescue act after a four-fer by Jess Jonassen and two scalps each by Arundhati Reddy and Marizanne Kapp had put Delhi Capitals in a dominant position after DC had won the toss and elected to bowl first.
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